Youngsters start at third Young Brainport Summer School
Eindhoven's third edition of Young Brainport Summerschool started this weekend.
This week, about forty talented young people from 20 different countries take part in the...
Self-propelled car becomes reality at TU/e
It looks a little strange: a steering wheel that moves by itself and steers the car around a bend. And admittedly, researcher Jos den...
Premier Rutte to visit Eindhoven
Wednesday, Prime Minister Mark Rutte will visit Eindhoven's Strijp-S and Strijp-T.
Prime Minister Rutte will be given a tour of all kinds of initiatives....
European digital economy gets new deep tech talent
Tomorrow, more than 200 international students will be in Eindhoven. They will be celebrating their graduation from the EIT Digital Master School.
This new...
Polling stations to use app for the first time
The polling stations in Eindhoven will work with the Polling Station App for the first time in the upcoming elections. This should help identify...
Eindhoven Engine programme to Kick-Off
Eindhoven Engine wants to speed up innovation in the Brainport region.
To this end, they have had a series of four roadshows, starting on 14...
De Schakel primary wins E-waste Race
De Schakel primary school has won the 2019 E-waste Race Eindhoven.
Ten primary schools took part in this race; collecting as much e-waste as they...
A Tragedy of the Commons – Part 2
I would like to begin with by asking: are we living in a delusion? An idiosyncrasy belief maintained despite being contradicted by the environmental...
“Eindhoven” example of high technology: first solar car for passengers
Lightyear One, the first passenger car powered by solar energy, has been presented.
Lightyear is an innovative start-up, founded by former students of the Eindhoven...
Catharina Hospital ‘removes uncertainty’ with virtual cardiac ward
From now on cardiac patients can already take a look at home in 'de Hartlounge' (cardiac lounge) and the treatment rooms of the Cardiovascular...
Plastic brake pads will make goods trains quieter
The noise of passing goods trains through the region is expected to decrease slightly. At least, that is what Infrastructure Minister Harbers writes in...
